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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03

RFrrsE WATER OF CHEMICAL WORKS. AN mvestig a.
ton has been re under Government direction, OF tue
pollution Of tue CLYDE b. the DISCHARGE OF offensive
refuss from Iuhic works Into the pnblc sewers Inc
rclort states that obnoxious OF all those sources
OF pollution ia pot ,e BY the passage OF THIS iuo
through the the was found so hnch con
tau that IL contained SIXTY grains per gallon OF
free aci effect that the besides peing
rendered aci enormously increased in strength as
70 cards heterogeneous organic matter AMI that instead OF
one ton OF lime per million gallons being sufficient Tor
preci tstion, from tnrtyhree huutred weixht 10 Two
tons were required fhe objections 10 ale r-use 10 tl"
city sewers are as follows II. arldty which gradually
rats all sorts OF mortrs an! Garments dstr.l lus
the ans permitting III" sewage 10 escape INTO me
snhsoil the ,ctiOn the acid liquid upon tie s,waro
setting free srlpnLreei iylrOgen the susce lhllty
OF the liani Itself TO putrrf,c We changes, having
sone seventeen the strength OF av' rage -ewa-e
and las y the liability of tne s'diIDenfary matter 10
eettl- down In sewers in ibr river 10 the ha"bor
where would continue opdrcy and throw up hoxiJus
gases
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fAssENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortandt or pes-
Z a N. Tor Catasauqna and Intermediate points
m. for Geneva, Lyons EmrL Rochester, Buffalo AMI
The West and principal local points Chair car TO Wilkes
toTnnkfannock Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
$40 m or ptSton and principal intermediate points
90 m foT GGpay and intermediate points Connection
p Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester. Buffalo lni
The %Gt r or a"rT te sPPG 11 SSas Don
nli points in Mahanoy Iezs,on Region. '''
-. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
$40 p. m. for CopIay and intermediate POINTS
West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
NEN-YUhK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains vii leave drani Ce TIL Depot
Aibiny, Troy, -. Aha,s, Rou.es RI. and Syracuse
-, 30 o. M Tue WIN 'in 1s r'r> sopPpg az
trie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 800 M
lo3oA m, hcaeo Express, dra"insroom cars to Canaan
III 80 a. M. Western New.York and Northern Express
40 D. ~ Albany lroy and Utica Express with drawing.
Il p m. Accol modation 20 Albany and Troy.
M hcago and ~ Louis Express. with sleeping
Tor Niagara Fails, Buffalo. clncnnat Toledo Detroit Chi
$50 Montreal Ires- with sleeping cars TO Montreal
hpI, !" o'f sp s !. sepr atrye. Rochester 80 H.
Buffalo o3j a. m. and cleveland I2lj p m. nextday;
ter. Buffalo Niagara f'il., teysaud loeo Detroit and
Gg,geTaand .ran. n daily event sstaniay ,m,nv
II - Night fNpft-- win -'rpngt arS 10 Albany
Connects with tho morning Trains Tor thc west
for tho Nurth except saturday uR ~
Tickets at Grand tcLtia Depot, No. Battery
Pac". 43 ErOidway Harlem Depot l25tis amt shave,
and WrslCott- EXprss OiCc~, ark place near Broad
wayl 80 mt o. BIOUlwiy al G2 West l2jtst, New
orr 1913 Washington ami 40 Fulton ss BEOOslyD. and 10
4th.St. Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing room and sccpngeaIs can be
procured TIE ticket Offices IA NCw'lOrk CITY, and
sS3 Sflugtou-~f., brooklyn.
rtl tor aud chr,ke from residence.
'Tir.c trans run daily. Al oilers daily except Sunday.
lIhc.e uain- stop II 1Ilcm u2JtA-,L aud 4tl avel
J VI. rot cry, d. VI. htNbHltk,
General ~uuri.ntcndcnr. General Passenger Agent
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NRIE RAILWAY. now known az the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
hour local trans leave 23st Station fifteen minutes
earlier than from C'ambers-st.
ing Coaches to Bnghamton. ElnirA Horn dsville
Buffalo Sleeping Coacl es HOrnellsvile n Cincinnati
Pullman train Of Dav and s Buffet ssebns Coaches 70
Meadvlle. Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and 81 Louis
6em.-Dav. Niagara ontario Limited 70 Rochester
Buffalo. Suspension Bridge -" md Toronto Tho
I"nt between New r"rs n nn sssmn9
Coaches to Blghanton Flmra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
IuIorford ard Isssoc 446 6.45 7:2o 7:5O $780, 1920
aronn 12oopoon 145 200 800 40 5io 63, 'Sn "in
tx e.; I "a. 90 &c. G 9d l"2 20 Fl, ' S ?9GG
$40 1919 1919 r. a. i45 4'i6 $40 746 900 1910
INC g so NySs o C o 'c 60 Ss@ oo 9 90"
sOO, IoOGn M ana 1zoO mldniqht ldlT EXCEPT sunday
Snnlays o;l5 NJ S;2 ~ e @ 500 D. NJ, ooo o,o "a,
SUNDAYS b:45 $40. lo2OL m. las iij $50. 200 lO:3O
warwick 400 1920 J. 1870 J. M Sundays 5:45l IN
Monticello 900 m. 400 m. ,, , ~
s ~ an" nmays o m and 600 a' '''' 'a
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston AIS o;0oA me- 33'
sdni S%n nnnpcrs 900 H. $50, H. exeoos srnlay.
Goshen l45 5:i5 ESQ 900 1920 $50 $50. 3d. ~
90 $50 SUNDAYS. 645. $780, lO'2o a No. ooo.
MiaIeto%n rs ,:ij 75o o)n 1929. H. $50 49, 81
74j $40 m. Sundays ji5. $50: lO'2OA m. $780, S'1l
p m Thcooo ~. trur tor, t'in..L MY a..
Port Icrvs i4j 100 900 1920 300 4;30 500 '"rL
$40 NJ Sundays $780, 1920 n. 500. $50 900 M
Sleeping Coaches eo fane and orders for the checking
and transfer Of h'ggaee NAV he ef 81 the Companys offices
Fultonst Brooklvn. or al IN" Company's Depots -,-
F1press trains from the West arrive in NewYork at73j
/. r. FARMER, GenI Pass'r Agent. New'York.
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OLE FARES VA NORWICH
NALAwARE. LACKAWtANSN,As and WEST !,

NEW.IUuk AM BUFFALO, LIGHTNING EAPkkSS
TRAINS No DUbI. ALWAYS On TINE .c,,e.,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEhPi NJ 80, 49, -,
n, Off, IN Now ork. III barclay and thrlstopher st
ga w. Day except sundays Bunalo nnd oswrso EipIesS
Pullman ruacnes Wafer ta ntOusOurg, hcf~hon, nnb
hanlon Einlr, ban. bunao SYRACUSE osw.so. p ~,se
Oxford Norw connect Scranton rttS'on.
Wiiscsbarrc Danviu and northumberland ~ o"eSo 1or
Ilha, a and intermediate stations ,,,,,.u. ,..
for aIer dap Scranton. Bngh anton. oHeSo anu Ent
AL Scrantou iu Pustai hngston WkesDafte &o
a. m DAILY Bunao Limited kAprcsa Pullman eoaehes
for slrouisUurg, scranton Bhslthton, Umo-o Ianal
Corning bath Wnymud. Buffalo, &c.. arriving III bunao
7;YVa H. sleeping coach Uioan VIA Wayand ,,umsn
u u M Daily bunalo and Osweyo Express lu, na,
COACHES stroudsburg. scranton bngham.on ca and
syracuse Osweuo Greene, OXFORD Norwich. ou.a anu
Ecln,Li npruss connect Owtg0 Tor ithaca ahu inter-
etiato staons except Saturdays Connects NJ b"nAo WIN
uains Tor all points West 1000. oos ,,ro,,,ruv ana
for sale and baggage checked az go Aa
o. Westsott Express oflces IN New-f0rs snu niVoA"
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


ne real estate market New Year under fsvs
s'o eoh"'tons Prices firm. without speculative
nm"non Buyers at the moment nearly investsrA
o. business generally sound the tender.
y OF tho thrifty and saving 20 pu their ouev into
ss Ss a ahead 2" ~ 's lat few month.
% : dir" Ssr. ,s
so " OF the, the old year the rrpord private ssss
' s s 's ::
p" o. u a%"nS sS brokers'
With %s. sscms on" T .% ao alSps 1.
g: s"s sis ::A 6 1a:
sS S: sor %-f s1 &. a:
by side these methods ," souSSsn ,Ss
"a' % by ' sS;ai
has kept bsGh ancon sales tho well founded
to ~ xSns Ss s ss:n no, 9
SSsoa. ,as;&." rs 'S%"i'''' s';ss
these peses which wers soped TS y fCSaans
n0ns5 n 1 5 cor
OF The recent opposition 10 the policy the president Her.
became apparent that the officer. were termincd 70 mi
down al lleGtmate methods OF doing business That thu;
the y, Of the but also to the whole real estate
NEw-YORK. Saturday. Jan. l. 1897
No sales held at the Exchange and Auction
The total a%onnt realized at the Exchange and Auetos
Tie aggregate sales Tor the year we're $50 72ssoo
LIST OF AUCTIONS
For the ending with Saturday Jan the following
Room:
TO-DAY CMONDAY) JAN s.
by William Kcnjtetty q BTo
ana ss uns go. 3 e Plot and G53
East 6lsist n 5, 1904 W Of lstave.
TUESDAY. JAN. T.
By R,enord y. Har,'en . Co.
S sSfS Hs
BY Boratio Renriq~s.
rS Ss ssS'Gn sas lot q I'D .S soy building No
..,.- -, ~ togg Bodi"e
ao5 tr Jy lots 2'AiOO' each
WEDNESDAY. JAN. D.
story laundry no az Msst 81 70 r. Ofothave
Public auction sae lot 2o177 ara asory house No 1917
ASSUME 81, each and story warehouse Nos
IL aud Is Jay-st. S. 100 IT c OF lOthave.
THURSDAY. JAN. 6.
m John r. Royd
S sale Meyer gazs referee lot % and
BY RieSara !. H"i~fa d Co.
!stIl 5Rav s%s IS Ss
S%s ssr 20 IL ,v %s Fs: 2Ss ss@ iiS
f loo GIiys Of s1 ss"y OI0 &. SS Sos Ms s
ave SIT Of 5ois.....I lot 2o1ioo llthave. % 10
Rsnp Hs9sy 70, 30 sGs and
23st0ry buildings No 4I4 West iOth.st -, $50 ftwOf
i0thaye Il lot 26xyS.9 and similar buildings No 443
West 4Uth-st, =. 200 Il e OF lOsI.ave,
Public a0ctOn lot 2OY 3sory house. No 36l
East j3s 100 of lstave.....l lot 2OxluOo and
2stOy house stable No 3i3 East j3lst 55 II u
lstayc.
BIZ A. J. &c .p's son q Co.
PSc sGOn @ Of wsr I s s States ISs pdSe a.
Harpers Ferry.
FRIDAY. JAN. 7.
BIZ Richdrd y HdrHcu e Co.
Foreclosure sale Jn = Jage TeSre lot 3; 2rS3
ALB 2UtlsL
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lIEN.No lLN nNIA hAlLtJAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1884
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewfoA. NaLesbrosscs Courandt
iansDnrs iitsDurg ana tho West, with Pullman Palace
cnc"so Limited r. "n pnds n a aS sso
u TX mE cars st IL 4. ~ syery Day 49,.
a. a., H. ,,onaoenns a CORY for fu'villo Petroleum
baltimore washing ton aud tho SOUTH Limited WASHINGTON
TO-. H. arryo Washington p ~ amt daily 5ao "a ar
% ~ .nh 800 an Sai s MIR SiS ' sSn nn cs
81 $3.50 I. a.. $40 ANA !'p amt l2,lS night
for "spa NAY sessG ays ITO M saturdays only
Low. ane lay Jun.ton and q. stations n
% H an S %aS A%'S NJ and II nGi D a Ss9
10 Ga ONT ami Norfolk NewYorE, Philadelphia and
Norfolk alronL . p ~. every hay. via Baltimore and
Doa,s "SroSDyn Anns1 connect win alt through train.
alJoey IiIy anolinS speedy and direct transfer '0r
ri s,s% w 7l% 7S aaa h. nj aSs
oso ' IS ~ go $50 ESQ o.ao va and osS
I M. PROM fniScpHa 800 $40 c,5o 5a 7so. g2S
@ @t% S s" "a, ii'y S nj io5 So i s1S 'sS os5
night s9" S s co. S2S a amt az i5s5 So t''
Fox PHILADELPHIA
Express Trans otvo No~hors VIA De'Oiosses AMI Court
street tsrres a. ,e.!o%s c,c,,
'' aal ia.l asat 9 i;l5 ann ~.
s is @%a 1 ..e, sas s ial lay " 4 .o
I Iiiio d a ! l. . p p
Sunday = CONNECT Trenton Tor Camden.
Returning leave Broai street station Phhoipnlt
l2OI 4.Oj 49, JlO. 800 hj1 SO iGi9 IL AL
ll:l5a M Limited Express ILL ani 400 y a.. i4i9.
ga o. Is, 0:J5 7l2. SIG and $50 y. ON sunday l2;J
$40 iO5. ilo. 5:lO $50 s4o IN. i24s oO Linitodl
o:3J. ..I. aud o.l2 !. -. 49,, ~
Leave Philadelphia via Camden ooV IN daiy except SUI
49,. a.. - ,...
and fou of AMI Cuurtlanlt st. No Courtst,
ana ruoKIyn Annex station. OF fultonsI. brooklyn
Station City hmsrant ticket Ohce M Battery
Place aud Castle Garden - - -,
Ihe Now. Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu checS
lapgave rolp notes and Residences .....
CiAS T. PUN, d NJ WOoDt
GsuegAl NAnaEeE Genera faAAr Aasnk
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OF
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STEAMBOATS, ano nailroaGs.

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~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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rEWPORT. NORTH AND
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

IL hLW.I Okk NEW MAVEN ami II Ahif t', L. ~
Iruy, harlem Station COZ hcr Ao%"se 'iia
ln,,,ry, near Avenue biaIc across h"tiein h'et
na,nr,, a, Avenue aha Subnfoan iIe' S,e" sn
ru.sI daily except sundsys At o'4o .;oV NV Az rrI
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snd all points East ,,,, ..,, an ,,ar,u.d,a,, Ill
MninKnt New locielie ah1 AZ h'ecula'o s'%
tiuun Nj 2;lOa III. daily. except Mondays ,,, .,
Sunday trains New ho,hcio ana ai o.
tions M, 1901 and 800 D. w. tio a.'e, .i"'h ''h
no ~ New. Iiuchee 81 IA trsIL 10 StalhioIL
ntuu.llUN OF FARES VIA NORW iCH
IL LINE Tho Popular inside houle 10 bS s . s
steamers CITY OF Worcester and 'tlty oi New.lok
leave per 40 old NUMBER North lNve loot VI M.o'
urrt pier above Ferry uay eI,ept SUNDAY AZ
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STEAMBOATS, an0 nailroa0S.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY,
~ trains leave ChaDberss Station for Enslewood
Tenahy CIo,er spark and yvacs $50 7so $50 Sy9
p m 1900 midnight. sundays 730 $40 400 and 300
T. For Manuel Spring Valley Monsev and Tallmans $50
1880 $50 a M. 1850. $50 Sundays $3.50 500 p ~
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n'u .ical Instruments.

FISCHER PIANOS. RENOWNED FOR TONE
and sianding IN tune Manufactures and warerpOms
10 425 2aths ami sG7 ro aiway 1Shst 'Dtsons
Bui,dngl. Pianos exchanged rented or nstalmeDts
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Urotcsslondl.
1)ropnsa 6.
AQuKpucr CoMuIssroyrns' OFFICE.

ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING, :
ITO CONTRACTORS. ..-..o,,o, ~ ,.o,,o
Bid proposals for constrmrtns 'ecu1n No. 10 o. tho
York will we'd at this Office until me i9ih day ni
Ja2py 5 at Sso r%a at NV Tis o p X%S a S
soners and The Of the contracts VIII BIO made bv said
portion The said Aqgedgct Tor the Gon.ucii@ ten OF
which hs are non and consists of the onnaiion
waisior SAID Gate ous" ami the inc".eh cns"GfrS or
such foundation walls drains and The for The VERT
nghof eight inch Ppg o, hs c%er 81
Of tetc feet connection with me len A,Gne Ga,S
dooIs all rehlng grading and WASTING o. materials and
Each lid must 10 ncoscl scalc envelope Endorsed
WIN me n n1 M" a G ths name and Place Of rescnc OF
person making the and the names OF al PER- ns
Connection with any making bid for III sano
fraud ,at nomember Of the AGncdnc con mission Of the
Common nonf n r r' 1 or or other cccr II The coo
rat person r IN S P% % IN the T or IN the
work 10 which re aes 81 IN The profits thsep v making
same lie several matter ,hrrsn ',nc n arr ms
and must he accomne by certified "sK n'n 1ni
les. than i've rer cent othc the security required
non net AZ eo.e with The I bnt must
ne Aaueda SIC q" t s no IN" nesssu
bidder viii he returned hy The Comrto'tr To me persons
II Inc successful bdtcr shall ctor re us- 10
10 him the amount Of his eIost viii he forfeited TO- and
bv lily OF N"wY"rk az qmdst"d dsmagrs Tor
90 of chaptr 80 Of 1883 but II he shall execute
the thin the time aforesaid the amount OF his tie
post Will be- retuTuei 10 him
Tie NJ security the contract for This
ton entv dollars and the surety rtqu rel ~
that houscholder> rrsd' nj "ooi,rS 81
IN, tltv OF New York (who collectively qualify Tor
of the bond approved surety compihlos
Incorporated under the laws OF This state. ,.
residences of the sufces must DO state III
the bids.
The A1ucduct Commissioners the right 10 reject
any and all bids they for the best interest OF the cry
do.
Blank forms bid uropo-al ana proper envelopes i9r
their inco,urc forms contract specifications AMI bonds
and All othr in ormann r'qu rcd he obtained at The
bow Office ~ the AquCiuCt COMMISSIONERS
~ ~ " JOHN G.. SIBERIAN.
Secretary.
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Business propertp For Sale ano Go Cet
BLAST FURNACE, IRON ORE, COAL,
I'D LIMEnrNNE AM RALLkNAn PkOPEkTLES

BLAST EUKNACE, IkON ORE, COAL,
ID LIMESTONE AND RAILROAD PROPERTIES
Al RECEIVERS ALE.
PURSUANT TO ADJoukNMENl the properly OF THE
EVEKtIl IRON IOAPAN, will be sold al pubic auction
by FRI, Prime. jr. Receiver. ct verett Bed ord
Conn v Penn,y ivanla, WEDNESDAY,, January IL
uInAcc properly OF the United States Circuit
Western District VI Pennsylvania anu for tie
District OF MaryliDd
The property viii offered first whole and then IN
parcels advantageous bds 10 he adopted provided
they teich S2ljUOO the mnlnlum nXrd by the Court5
Tie parcels will 10 SUBSTANTIALLY Is follows:
Furnace and plant with 100 acrrs ia furnace dwei'
and BROAD rslir,L,d non the furnace
Dallas The Bedford DHisOh Oh The fehhs 'ans
Limestone tract IN fee with quarcs "a mile
3 IT N ore lands In County Penn 1906 80
percts nj 1887 arc la perches OF ORE
nights IN lee, with riilroaI aJOut d niles long
Iron ore royalty IA Allegheny County,
MARY Land Ljl9 liO p,Tcnes IN ee aud lueo
acres 10 perchcs on royalty. 81,
b. Broad top coal lands 6lS fee with coleresmn'
err. hou-s and uveus, miles from turnace.)
q. Telephone lines about 20 miles
T. Personal property, rolling stocS elc enumerated 10 IN
venioTy. -. ,...,..- ,.,.,,o,. a.,
plant limestone. COAL cokin4
1e plant and improvements almost and represents
ouly $4,000. besides F25oOOV STOCK pslu
FOL the ian'
FkEDEhlCk PRIME. Receiver
~ south rhrl.st., Philadelphia, Penn.
GRAY q DAVE PORT, - ~
10 broadway, New.i ork Clty ~ 1.
A LOFT TO LET with steady power. tor
n manufacturing purposes speniitiy ightei good loe
. with boAjO. IA n ii by steam ere
vator; VIII divide Apply j4l West 23Ast
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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
kICnMVNU. OLD POINT COMfoHr
AND THE SOUTH

on and November sL lssG Express train ios Capo
Charles. Old Point C0u.OrL AMI Norfolk, VA tho
NLN.YOKk. PuILADELPIIA AM NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VII Pennsylvania LuTuai station. New.f OK daily
. H. Charles $50 ~ Ola Point $40
Nur.o.k kI,hmOud wlil leave apo
Charlie. AT Mon eines,tty FRIDAY, arrv
q through 10 Cape Charles
Tickets sleeping bU ncCuISu 49, iiSAos
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steamer, -" ~ timr orrtty trans north 'hl'',L
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